Hana: QC: ACPI: Update DSDT to resolve ID conflict issues #490
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1 Mobile Device Modem Thermal Sensor Driver ID and the Power Management Integrated Circuit Extension Driver ID conflict with each other. As a result on devices with CDT programmed to have a platform subtype set to something else than 0, the expected drivers can fail to be used on Windows NT. Some impacts this caused over the years also feature: Random bugchecks due to bad code handling in WMLIB.SYS with the battery drivers (making use directly of PMEXT interfaces) Broken USB Behavior This patch also fixes an IRQ issue with RID Change on PM8150B This change breaks compatibility with older driver sets making use of windows_silicon_hana_platforms
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1 Mobile Device Modem Thermal Sensor Driver ID and the Power Management Integrated Circuit Extension Driver ID conflict with each other.
As a result on devices with CDT programmed to have a platform subtype set to something else than 0, the expected drivers can fail to be used on Windows NT.
Some impacts this caused over the years also feature:
Random bugchecks due to bad code handling in WMLIB.SYS with the battery drivers (making use directly of PMEXT interfaces) Broken USB Behavior
This patch also fixes an IRQ issue with RID Change on PM8150B
This change breaks compatibility with older driver sets making use of windows_silicon_hana_platforms